SpaPure EZ-Enzyme | Concentrated Hot Tub Enzyme

• 1 x SpaPure EZ-Enzyme (1 pint / 16 fl oz, liquid)

• Naturally biodegrades waste — enzymes digest oils, lotions, and organics
• Eliminates waterline rings — clears the greasy scum band before it forms
• Keeps filters cleaner longer — less buildup means far fewer cartridge cleanings
• Helps hold pH stable — maintains steadier balance between adjustments
• Reduces chemical use — does its job so you can add less of everything else
• Non-foaming, no wait — won't foam the water; spa may be used after application

The formula uses enzymes — biological catalysts that digest organic matter — to break the oils, lotions, and bather waste in your water down into simpler compounds that filter out or are consumed entirely. Rather than letting that greasy film accumulate on surfaces and in the filter, the enzymes work on it continuously between soaks.

Because it's enzyme-based, it performs better in the warm water of a spa, where the enzymes are most active. It works alongside your sanitizer rather than replacing it: your chlorine or bromine handles bacteria, while EZ-Enzyme handles the organic load that would otherwise consume that sanitizer and cloud the water — which is exactly why it lets you use less sanitizer and fewer treatments overall.

Pro Tip: A little sediment in the bottle is normal and harmless — just shake it thoroughly before each use. Enzyme formulas can settle as they sit, so a good shake re-blends the active ingredients so you get a consistent dose every time.

Never mix different products together in the same bottle or pail. Some sediment may be present in the container, which is harmless. Shake thoroughly before using. Add directly to the water with the pump circulating at the lowest setting. For reference, 1 capful = 1/2 ounce and 2 capfuls = 1 ounce.

Initial Treatment

1. Apply 1 ounce per 100 gallons of water, pouring directly into the spa with the pump running.

Weekly Maintenance

1. Add 1 to 2 ounces per 500 gallons of water weekly to keep filters and water clean.

The spa may be used after application. After a heavy chlorine shock, avoid adding the enzyme until chlorine drops below about 6 ppm for best effectiveness.

Pro Tip: Add it on the same day each week so it becomes a habit — pair it with your weekly shock and test routine (adding the enzyme once the chlorine has come back down). Enzymes reward consistency, and tying EZ-Enzyme to something you already do weekly is the easiest way to keep that scum line from ever coming back.

• Brand: SpaPure
• Manufacturer: Haviland Consumer Products
• Part Number: C004599-CS40P
• Product Type: Concentrated enzyme water cleaner
• Form: Concentrated liquid
• Net Size: 1 pint (16 fl oz)
• Function: Naturally biodegrades oils, lotions, and organic waste
• Benefits: Eliminates waterline rings; keeps filters cleaner longer; helps stabilize pH; reduces chemical use
• Initial Dosage: 1 oz per 100 gallons
• Weekly Dosage: 1–2 oz per 500 gallons
• Capful Conversion: 1 capful = 1/2 oz; 2 capfuls = 1 oz
• Performance: Enzyme activity is enhanced in warm spa water
• Properties: Non-foaming; concentrated; some harmless sediment may be present (shake before use)
• Ready to Use: Spa may be used after application
• Timing: After a heavy chlorine shock, wait until chlorine is below ~6 ppm before adding
• Compatible Sanitizers: Chlorine, bromine, salt, and mineral systems
• Application Note: Shake before use; never mix with other products in the same container; add directly to spa water with the pump running
• Shipping: Standard ground; not classified as a hazardous material (eligible for mail return under standard policy)

SpaPure EZ-Enzyme is compatible with all sanitizer systems — chlorine, bromine, salt, and mineral. As an enzyme cleaner rather than a sanitizer, it layers into any routine without changing how you sanitize.

It sits in the middle of SpaPure's enzyme lineup: more concentrated than Natural Clear, and the same core enzyme as EZ-Enzyme + PhosAway but without the added phosphate remover. It complements the Clarifier (which clumps particles for the filter to catch) by tackling the dissolved oils a clarifier can't, and works hand in hand with regular filter cleaning and SpaPure test strips. One timing note: after a heavy chlorine shock, wait until the chlorine drops back below about 6 ppm before adding the enzyme. Never mix it with other products in the same bottle or pail.